Sentence examples for spring back into shape from inspiring English sources

By the mid-1880s wire bustles had developed such that some could collapse when the wearer sat down and spring back into shape when she stood.

Interwoven with collagen are pliant twists of the protein elastin, the source of our skin's power to spring back into shape after stretching.

The purchasing guide at aabestcomfort.com mentioned the worn-out pillow test, which involves folding the pillow and pressing out the air to see whether it will eventually spring back into shape.

I rejected five models, mostly plastic ones, because the nozzles were too small or, in the case of a Rubbermaid baster, the bulb was too soft to spring back into shape when released.

The perfect specimen should have a golden and crunchy crust, with a contrastingly soft and spongy white interior -- and should spring back into shape when squeezed.

The new trailers will be between 500 and 1,000 pounds lighter than the aluminum ones, and the walls are flexible; as with a suitcase, the walls will bulge if overloaded and will simply spring back into shape later.

And then, like a rubber band springing back into shape, the attitudes largely revert to their old patterns; the cataclysm seems to have little lasting influence.

In a famous demonstration, he inserted a small rubber ring in a glass of ice water, squeezed it with a clamp and held it up to show that it had not sprung back into shape, as it would have if it were warm.

For their part Italy came here as reliably gristly tournament opponents, a nation that come the real thing will invariably spring back into that elegantly resilient shape like a perfectly rumpled vintage calfskin jacket.

Instead, the main source of the clamor occurs when bubbles disengage from the melting glacier and suddenly spring back into their original spherical shapes after thousands of years of being squeezed by the ice.

Attendance should soon spring back into place.